I knew this was illegal, but wasn’t quite sure how to handle it at first, so I sought guidance from the Google God, and found some excellent information and tools for dealing with plagiarism.

Brent Ozar (http://www.brentozar.com/archive/2009/06/how-to-take-action-when-your-content-is-plagiarized/) recommends first sending a cease and desist letter to the webmaster, followed by a Digital Millenium Copyright Act take-down notice to the plagiarist’s internet service provider and/or web hosting service. If you don’t get a response from the webmaster or ISP, you can send a DMCA notice to the major search engines, who will delist the offending site. He even provides links to sample cease and desist letters at PlagiarismToday.com which can be customized for your situation.